NH Tech Alliance readies virtual job fair

Jobs ranging from entry-level to senior roles available

April 15, 2021

NH Business Review Staff,

Over a dozen employers in New Hampshire’s tech sector are teaming up in a bid to fill hundreds of jobs at a NH Tech Alliance virtual job fair to be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, April 21.

The jobs available range from entry-level to senior roles. Several businesses have roles for employees seeking to change industries, said NH Tech Alliance Senior Director Joshua Cyr.

Cyr said the platform being used supports multiple virtual tables, giving prospective applicants a chance to visit multiple employers.

To see a list of participating employers and to register, visit live.remo.co/e/nh-tech-job-fair.

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